The Astounding Female Physician

Chapter 5: Furballs That Can Speak

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

All sorts of strange yet delicate patterns were drawn on the walls surrounding the main hall. They gave off an abstruse and profound mysterious feeling. The interior was empty, similar to a small square.

The two extreme colors of black and white blended together without mixing, giving off an indescribable sense of harmony. On both sides of the main hall, there were two passages that lead to the back.

Just then, that familiar immature voice spoke again, “Master! Master!”

Baili Hongzhuang looked towards the source of the sound and saw black and white unidentified objects rolling in her direction.

That’s right! They had rolled over!

Baili Hongzhuang widened her eyes and carefully looked at the two midgets before her. Her expression suddenly turned into one of interest.

What showed up in front of her were two furballs, one black and one white. They were covered in soft fur and they looked like two decorative furballs at first glance.

Upon a closer look, she discovered that the two furballs each had a nose and a pair of eyes, and they were alive!

Their large round eyes were similar to black grapes and at the moment, they were looking at her expectantly!

“Master!” said the white furball cutely and while speaking, it snuggled against Baili Hongzhuang’s feet.

The black furball was unreconciled and he immediately attached itself to her other leg. “Master!”

The white furball glared at the black furball and said, “She’s my Master!”

“She’s my Master!” The black furball argued back.

Seeing that the two furballs were about to quarrel again, Baili Hongzhuang quickly interrupted them. “Who can tell me what this Chaos Ring is?”

“I can!” The white furball bounced and said, “The Chaos Ring is an ancient artifact and it has existed since the existence of the Shengxuan Continent. It can assist the cultivator to become a peerless expert!”

“Then is my traversing through time related to the Chaos Ring?”

The black furball bounced and said, “When Master obtained the Chaos Ring, it was tied to you by a blood link. However, because the Chaos Ring has not been tied to an owner for ages, the fluctuation was too big and resulted in a space storm. That is why Master had traversed through time.”

With these two furballs competing to answer, Baili Hongzhuang finally understood why she had traversed through time.

She never expected that a ring she had found by accident would have such a history!

Anyone who became the Master of the Chaos Ring would become a peerless expert without a doubt. As luck would have it, she found the ring and was recognized as its owner. Due to the coincidental date, she had become the General’s Estate’s eldest daughter.

She has heard of inheritances and artifacts left behind by experts in the world, but she had never thought that there would be a day where an artifact would appear before her.

Under the two furball’s directions, Baili Hongzhuang walked towards a stone room behind the main hall.

Allegedly, there was a very powerful cultivation skill inside.

The stone room was empty and broad, with only a high platform in the middle that was radiating a misty black and white light.

The two lights constantly interweaved and changed without turning gray, and a mysterious power that unconsciously attracted other’s spirits spread from above.

Baili Hongzhuang slowly walked towards the high platform only to see a cultivation method within the dazzling light. The black, ancient book gave off a feeling of vicissitude and heaviness as it exuded a weighty type of power.

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The two simple and ordinary words seemed to contain infinite powers that made it difficult to look at directly.

From a single glance, Baili Hongzhuang understood that the cultivation method was not an ordinary one!

With both hands stretched out, Baili Hongzhuang directly took the . As it was removed, the light that had constantly shone earlier, stopped flashing.

After flipping to the first page, Baili Hongzhuang felt a sharp pain in her head. A huge amount of information directly surged into her mind and the feeling of a splitting headache came again.